Family, isn’t it the most beautiful thing that exists in this bleak world? Shielding each other from all odds and rejoicing in each other’s achievements. The lines by Chainsmokers, “I know some people, they would die for me. We run together, they’re my family” would strike a chord with a multitude of people across the globe. But it perhaps resonates the most with Kyle Busch and his family. And the reasons are endless.
Among the infinite reasons, NASCAR adds another feather that is to be cherished by the Busch family for years to come.
Samantha Busch cannot hold her appreciation for husband Kyle Busch
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Apart from winning the Talladega race after 15 years, Kyle Busch and his wife Samantha Busch have another reason for their jubilation. Perhaps the biggest reason that may overcast a shadow over any other happy news. The reason for their ecstasy- Kyle Busch joins the coveted list of NASCAR’s top 75 drivers, along with his elder brother Kurt Busch.
And like the ever-supporting wife that Samantha Busch is, took to Instagram to share her mirth. The photos that she posted on her Instagram profile portray Kyle’s journey as a driver as well as a family member. She also added the captions, “When I first met you, I asked you what your goals were and one was to be one of the very best NASCAR has ever seen. We’ve always known it, but it’s so amazing to see you finally recognized as one of the best. Me, Brexton, and Lennix are so proud of you!”
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Even fans seized the opportunity to congratulate the couple. One ecstatic fan wrote, “Samantha, you definitely picked a winner & not just in racing. A great husband, father, son & brother. Congratulations to the entire Busch family!”
“Congratulations…. weve always known he was the best!!! Watching him grow as a man husband father professional and driver has been AMAZING”
“The progression of these photos! Love it, congratulations to Kyle and the whole family!”
Another hopeful fan wrote, “What’s left? Daytona 500 and some more championships!
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The fans couldn’t help but appreciate the pictures. A fan wrote, “The pictures. Congratulations Busch family.”
The Journey of Kyle Busch to NASCAR’s 75 greatest drivers
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The journey to the top 75 drivers has not been easy for the now Richard Childress Racing driver. It took pain, blood, sweat, and, of course, years of rigorous training and patience to reach this pinnacle. Nevertheless, Kyle Busch has achieved some remarkable feats on the tracks of NASCAR.
The 38-year-old hold two Cup Series championship to his name, the first being in 2015 and the other in 2019. He also holds 62 Cup Series wins. It is not just the Cup Series, where he has made his mark. He also holds the all-time wins record in the Xfinity Series (102) and Truck Series (63).
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However, this does not mean that his thirst to achieve more has dried out. Kyle Busch still has more to earn when it comes to racing and will continue to do so as he loves his sport unconditionally. Although he stands eighth in the drivers standing, with his wins at Auto Club and Talladega, he has already booked a playoff slot for him. Still, he will try to seize another victory at Kansas Speedway. Perhaps he could get his third Cup Series championship this year. Who knows?
